Poems about the end of summer, the wisdom of childhood, and horsing around in Heaven. Plus part 6 in the Writer's Block saga.

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Our author discusses the process of creating each podcast, with poems on his home town, love, old photos, and going to Hell.

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This week's poems start right off with more snails, then meander through world affairs, ghosts, music and more. Also, Part 5 in the series on writer's block.

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Another full week, with poems exploring cultural myths on art, childhood, self-image, aliens, and of course, poetry and the muse. Also, Part 4 in the series on writer's block.

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Despite some doubts, our author pulls through with another full week of poetry. Topics include nostalgia, ice-cream, asthma, and more.

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Harry returns after eight weeks dark. A summary of what's happened, and seven new poems.

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We reach the half-way point in this project, with poems about writing, childhood, history, and art. Plus Part 3 in the discussion of writer's block: Inertia.

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Poems reminiscing on travel and childhood toys. Also, an anti-writing poem, a serious miss, and Part 2 in a discussion of writer's block.

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Poetry about poker, statues, and late night city sights. Plus, Part 1 in a discussion of writer's block.

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Introspection and philosophy dominate this week, despite the onset of odd allergies. Plus, Vital Artstic Lesson, Part 5, on writing in the air.

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This week, our author examines a stray dog, virtual magnets, and his to do list.

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This week's poems roar in response to a poetic radio show, the writing process, and city life.

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Coming back strong after the move with a fair number of the poems inspired by the feeling of home. Also a discussion on writing the first and last lines of a poem.

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Despite one big miss, our poet writes of moving, aging, and going the distance. Plus, one of his very earliest poems from 1976.

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Our poet tests his own writing exercises, but moving boxes keep getting in the way. Plus, our first guest poem.

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